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To FIGHT THE INDIANs.-Three companies OF cav
airy and two OF infantry that were to have left
Fort Meade. Dakota, yesterday forthe Indian out
break on the Crow reservation, 300 miles distant,
were detained on account OF y heavy snow.
fall and will go to-day. regular supply train
will accompany the troops, and they go otherwise
prepared fO- war. Snow fell In Dakota Sunday
hight TO depth OF Is inches, and the thermometer
went to 10 degrees below zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

The COTTAGE WHERE GARFIELD DIED-A tele-
grain from Freehold, N. j., OCTOBER "A, says: The
ElberOn Hotel and the cottage In which President
Garfield died, at Long Branch, are owned by Chas.
York. in default OF $500 bail the suit brought
against him by Sir Bache Cunard, OF London. The
hotel Is valued at nearly $4,000 The records OF
Gosling, wife OF Lieut.. Col. George GOsing loaned
Francklyn 100000 on mortgage two years ago
year previous the Mutual Lie Insurance Com
pany OF New York loaned 100000 on the same
prOperty. B0th mortgages are still uncanceled.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
nAILY Lane 10 fOkFOLK FORTRESS MON
~ ROE. AND THE SOUTH

u ROk, AND The SOUTH
Steamers GEORGE LEARY and LADY OF THE
LAKE, of which leaves Washington daily at D u,
Close CONGESTION with B0s and Providence Steam
also with all other rail and steamboat lines.
Steamer Lesry lands ss tney Point going and return
Steamer Lake lands It CorLhsId Hsrbor euaue and
returning. Tuesday. Thursday and saturdays.
Knox ana Lloyds express win call aud check baG-
gage ct hotels and private reaidsncea Telelhono-s
Leary. 145-a Lake. ~
PAssengers rates will 10 and afe the 18th q fou
At ruund ri
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ENTITLED TO DAMAGEs.-An interesting case wa,

ENTITLED TO DAMAGES.-An interesting case was
on trial in Judge Gis division OF the Circuit Court
In Kansas City yesterday. On November "a, 1885,
Ethan II. Maguifin, postal railway clerk, running
on the Missouri Pacific Railroad, was killed In q
collision OF two passenger trains at Greenwood.
His widow brought suit against the company for
s., 600 damages. The defendant admitted ali the
facts, but maintained that as Maguffin was nor
passenger he was not entitled to damages Judge
Gill decided that he had right to be on the train
and was entitled to damages. He instructed the
Jury to return verdict for 1000 for the plaintiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

ELOLED WITH ANOTHER LOvER.-Mr. A. B. War
rem, OF Evansville, Ind, and Miss Jennie stewart,
OF Brazil, In that State, were to have been mar
ried sunday night at the residence OF Miss Stew
arts father. Tho license had been procured, the
hour came, and with IT the minister and guests
frutless and the report Is out that she has eoped
with another lover. Miss Stewart Is eighteen
years old, pretty, and or respectable parentage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

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Os DE 1lEPRECX a. DRO-
formerl, with 2. Hanson Hiss 4 ca ,.vv.
A BIG BREAK In TIE PRICE or NAIL PAfE4
FOR the next thirty days we Will sell AL VINE ne's
Acc Papers for Toe. Per piece.
All sos. Payer tor Doc per pioce
All Csc Payer for 4Oc per piece. 1o-incb Embossee
Gold borders. 45c. Other Paper In proiortioh
j. 81 LEPREu BkO. svs 9Th stsL
eth street cars Isass the door. my--o9
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Aaa,,nsss conyentIop.

Maapnaa for the promotion OF holi
ness will ba held In Astury churcn os
Thorsday, Friday and sa urday ef ~
veek. and on the eaturday foLowipg:
On THURSDAY services will beoordncisu
ss follow: D M, By the kev X /. ".
pepper. OF Philadelphia; 6 10 p. m, oy
Mrs. Boyd, OF PhiiAd elphia; 80 ? M
nv ihe Rev. W. L. Gray, OF rhiladsi
mia. On Friday Mrs Iuskip, ot Pn,u
dsiphia, will condu uct scr Woes ut y .. IN. >
the Rev. W. L. Gray 81 10 80 10, M r.
Kenuey. Of Philadelphia, 81 , p. m''
tbs Rev. w. O. Stockton, OF Ns~ Jer.
ssv. At 3 D M, Mics Van Name, ol
pSila5elphia, at 6 80 p. N and 10.
Rev. Il aoch 8 .ubbs, Of Philadelphia. 81
z 80 p. m.
Saturdsy's services will be oop iucteo
as follows: 2p. m, by Mfs' Insssp
Z. 30 D m, by the Rev. Enoch stuoDh
g 90 D. m by Mrs. Boyd; so p.
the Rev. Joseph II. NTH, OF Philsuel
pbis. On Sundss there will oa iose
faasl nj .. m. The Rev. X l. ID. rep
mar viii preach ri 10 80 . IN. aud mis-
iuskip will cond nc< services ~ . 81 ?
m. Mrs X ,nrev viii have charge Q
the services a. 6 80 p N. and the hes
Joseph II. Smith will preach ., ~
M. During the rest OF thu week thsI
vii bs revival services Mig shtly., con
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. bmilh snu u
Rev. j. Z. Bryan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
,,,,,., y, ,ne RaiIroad,

p,,,ep aer train No. 25. drawn BY en-
zine No. ll3, and due ct Wtlmin gtop
A. 8 20 o, m last evening. struck ana
ti,led . colored woman. Mary o omepys,
n the north end OF TIE Penny lvsnis
railroad bridge over the Bfandywine.
The tide being out the woman feii 10
the mud at the base OF the pier.
Tho train being stopped, the women
was brouaht TO the track. The tram,
vhich was in charge OF CONDUCTOR
Wentz, being late, moved on and tne
woman was brought to this city oy
train No. 327, which 10 due but lev
minutes after tIsin No rs. The woman
died a few minutes after reaching the
p. w, & B. station In this city. Ine
vomau was In the habit OF walking
over this britae each morning eou
evening on ler wsy to ard from nor
work.
The woman WAS % years of age, and
was the vie OF Bsnjamin Comegyf,
who lived over Eleventh street bridge.
She did not live with her hu banc, wne
Ia working in Mary ylAud. She leaves
one little child, which she had lett 10
charge Of . neighbor during her 30
sence, She WAS no. In delicate condi'
ton as was reported by come papers.
Coroner Barnh.l held IN irquest .
10 \. no. 10 day. snd the Jury rendered
a verd let of death from being struck o.
q train, and that her death WAS Causes
by her own oarelessness.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
pe,,bernte Deception.

The latest developments regarding the
immigrants quarantined 10 New YORK
barbor appear 10 show that Health ohlctr
smith ia deliberately deceiving the publc
On Monday night that functionary issued
bulletin sayirg that ali the Aiesls
suryiycrs were well except two or three
Who were "suffering from intestinal
catarrb /" The bulletin also said that
two children, one aged years and the
other II. suffering from measles, hsd
been removed from the Britannia. 10
reporter who yisite the quarantine look-
out station yesterday an assistant oil Dr
smith admitted that the two cases styled
tmealses" were cholera, and that the
victims were buried yesterday he
added: "We have no cases Of measies
down here. We have moth ng but
cholera" DR.. Smiths bulleting iol
Yesterday said othing about ths patien''
who had died butt reported eomar
de ad from "pneumoDia," and man re
moved from the Britsnnia"tutiering ir n
consumption and gastric irritation
| The above statements are made by al
Associated Press despatch from NsV
| York.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
DIED.


Munr. On the 2,th Of oe'os:f Lizzie X,
wife Of Ellsworth Il. moon, VI $40 xeth
year OF her age
neaiives and frtenfs are resps-efully in-
vitsd 70 attend her funsrst 70 me rest.
dance o. her r,s ar NJ. 5 cast Ssv NTH
strest. on "a osy fuorp ng st o'sio's
shsrp, TO Tivcetd 70 .flsst bwn, Usc
JoAn y. mo.
. Sslsep IN issu N ho- swec',
Zone from IN q col OF saie
To ipfa nsr trssrds guLe he ore,
Go on, we II mest you tntrS.
ALEX XANDEa.-un ths ist. int, George
X. AIexanoer.
Relatives and friends OF tho fsmily
arc respectfully iuvited TO attend his
funeral from MS laie r. stdepes, NO. p27 Elm
street.. on Friday ansrhc3n services at ths
house at = o'clock. .n.sIment AZ kfvetview
Cemetery.
LEWIS. On the is. inst, Marss OF, wite
CT James Law = ed " year.
heIatiyoj and friends OF the family sre
uQussed 10 auend tns fane.al isvm the
real itLcs OF her husbast, 1915 frenca
street, on Fridas NOR lins, ue 4 q inst 1t
81 o'cltck. H'gn m-a At st Patrick
euu en-. lnte'msnl ut New CAtnedfAi oeme-
New London toopn.) papers please oopy.'
BALDWIN -On the and inst. samuel S
BALDWIN, In tte.T h wear OF bis age
Relatives md Trends OF tse family
MilQua Tribe, NO Improved I rder Ui
! he1 nlen, hns u hi~o NV
emploJe, Of tho Delaware Biv.sion OF tts
r, W. h h RAILROAD, arc respectfully IN
vi,sd " auen1 hts funeral from mis- late
.resideLcs, No. sl3 East Seeond ttfee'. on
sund'y morning st Il o'cio.E. l.tsimsn
at htverview cemetery.
FARkpN.- On the 81 ins.,. Jamss Farron
aged ~ u ears.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend his fanefat from his lat
r, sidonee, walkers Banks. Losr kie,nl
-ntk g4uRn
lo,ermcrt At 81 Joseph's Ce Le.ery.
Chester pspas p,eAhe copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
CJaymont Items.


xr L'fr,d Handy, one of Brandy
wine Hrnd,ea's best boss csrpeutera, 10
buI.ding a barn for his brother ROBERT,
near ptiie7uei s!zs S2I4O.
Mr., Coroeltus Swart, Of New YORK
S.s.e. spert several days here among
eih relatives Mr.. Robert Casey, 81,
and the above are broth ers-in laT. Mr.
Sysrt staods six feet two inches, GO no
n.ut OF ysss; is needed In hio case TO
ralss Sim sax feet on the leve! gfoano'
a grand pound party was given
few plahts ago to Mre. James Waalen,
vho lost her husband few months ago.
eavipR her with four little children u
proytie for. IN tails case 1t was ce.-
tsinly n charitable Get.
Mr. James MoComb has purchased
-vo new nnrses; botr are ans LOOKING
animals James loves good horse
also he Is fnl! OF fan, can give anu taEs
= joke.
Mr.. Jesse Hoopes and wm. DanIen .
baker went 70 Chester County TO spend
several day there hnndoR cotton LANE
No doubt 70 ol: mind ths.e are Us macy
eunners as tbere are rabbits.
Saveral uf the milk men now taK'
their mix 70 Clrptp'er station on tn
q & o. R.ilroa1, instead OF Clay mont
Oar farmers are pushing the corr
husk!ng, while othe's are buying II
their winter feed for their cattle.
Tne militia company seems to be In
fair way of orRaniztug.
Slniay night last Ice WAS for N el
ous.e.ghth Of an inch in thickness. w
aor't know anything about It, but II
cad thai C!aymont IN the uiGtet tiu
isoae c: the coolest places IN the Sta
otDelsware. Wei, what II IL IL, can
We dress gcccidib.ly. 1t won't SIC
he city chaps from coming to see Il
fair bellies of taIs place, we'll BET
Pate Of oysters. 1EIIo.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
At,he Acatemy Of na,ls.

"Z.tka" wss presented ior ~
tine at the Academy Of MOE
evening, before sn audiencs lhs
the entire building. |, u
doubt one OF the fnss. aHd nos!
eetiug mslCd.amas eve7 P'ssea1
this city. ,.J
THIS evening the in'tly M ess]
emotional actress, Miss Ad' tnI
commence m engsgeuen' VI
nights Opening with "EsI .i y
This play Is one OF the nyH
and amotionsl 70 be found 10 Wv
ern drama. The doal role o.
Isabel and Madam Vine, as pla y
by Miss Gray is fomexhs'dln:H,
q great improvement non s.i'' !,
other artists, and fnl'v 'n,N ~,
rendition given by Lucille ""3'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
THIRD EDITION.
A sleep. walkers Leap.

NEW YORK, November 2 Austin
Ford, 0 b 1ok oanvasser for new fofk
aouse, hai narrow escape from ceath
lAst pisn, at J.hn Do0ley's ho'e' 81
Eellsvills, near Newark. He ieared
for the night ~ about II ~ O'CLOCK
About I 80 O'Clock this morning Mr'
Dooley xas awakened by hearing
noise upon ihe roof OF the stoop. ne
raised the window Of his room and
Icokirs OF, sas q man walking 10 tee
direetion OF the eastern enc OF inc
puilding. On taking 0 second iook -
tbs usa he was surprised to nnd tnat II
WA ro-d and that he had on NO cos''
and VAS in bis s'ocking feet. ..
Mr.. Dooley was about 10 spean W
him. wnen, TO his utter surprhe, Fofo
bsg.c to ct,uo ,be heavy waterspout In
shs 1lrect.op OF the root. and II dawned
,noa Mr.. D,oley's MUD that his guest
znsa nsa,oulambalist. ID eesing himself
1astily he called one OF his men TO his
40 and by means of ladder ascended
20 Inc rcoi, drawing the ladder up Aftei
ihBm. ,.n =.
So.ilop on the projection and cnmoeo
On 20 the roof OF the building and Wa
va,k,ay upon It's edge In constant
danger OF It's giving away NJ any mo
nent from his weight and hurting hin
70 the xrcuad. The ladder was 70
short. hr Dosley and his man eeeini
that they co aid Dot reach Ford from I'M
front Il the building, returned TO TN
rear OF the hotel. BY climbing upol
the bacx buildings and with the use Q
the ladder one Of the rtscuers mail
succesded in reaching the roof, only =
and the sl,ep walker Rad disappesieu
The next moment both were hotrinso I
see Ford descending the mont OF I'd
building, as be bad gone up, snd
rsaching tie ground, sfter q peIilou
descent, run rapidly 10 the direction
she PasssIC river.
The two sescuers started in pursuit
the living man. Tho Lent they saw
MIN be vas standing at the edge OF th
water, pre- pairing tc jump ia. This 20
tinn Of the river Is deep at b Sh tio
WHEN Mr. D1oley WAS within fe
feet Of P.Id and IVES abou: to seizs u
si.ep,r, khe latter deliberately plunge
into the water.
The shook OF course aroused him, o.
he ctssppeered beneath the suriac
Mr., Doo.ey, who 10 90 expert swiInme
.breu otf his coat and plunged into =
wa,er after the drowning man: All
y hard struggle the sleep walker v
anaily hauled out OF the water IN
almosL unconscious Gtate. !.
When he had fully reco vered es 81
ed that he had never before walked
his si eep, snd was utterly 1T loss
account for his strange acsions On 4
occasion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Tne aparchists Must Hang.

The decision Of the Unite States Su'
Ereme Court upon the petition for
W tit Of error in the case OF the chicago
A Auarchirts was AnnounLed yesterday
Afternoon. Chief Justice Waite read
rhe opinion, The court holds that the
first Ten amer nents to the constitution
sre limitations upon Federal tnd not
rapon State action; that the jury Jaw of
Illinois is upon It's face vaid AID CON
st!.ut!opal, and thti Ia sim Lar in Its
cgyoy;sion TO the statute Of Utah, which
was sustained in this court that II co.'s
n ot appear in the record, tina. upon the
evidence tte tlial c9ur' should have de
ciered the jaror Sanford inSom peten'
tEat the objection to tbs admission i
he J Jyhauu Most letter ard the Cross.
zxamiratiou OF Spies. which counsel
for the prisoners maintained yirtn
ally com oelled then TO tektify
against tbeu sslves, was not
presented In the trial court, and that,
therefore no four d Ation WAS laid for
the exercise Of the courts jurisdict' on
aud that the questions raised by Gen
Butler In the cases OF Spies and Fielder
a con the basis OF their foreign nation
aiity, were neither raised NOR decided
In the Safe courts, and therefore can
not be considered here. Tho wit
error prayed for was denied.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Held Fur court


Some three or forr weeks q
Engle, residing At 6l6 Poplar
bought q barrel OF sweet p1silo(
. man ct Fourth and King
which she ordered TO be delivers
residence. T3sy were broulhl
man named Frank Lewis, v
msnded 25 clnts for the hauling,
Mrs.. Eagle had nothing less III
note she gave 1t TO hin TO get Cd
Hs went away but did not rla4
MIR. Engle had q warrant issued
arrest. He, however, mars1d
ont Of sight until last evening,
Mr.. Ecale happened TO 900 hl1
cent word TO the ball By bis coo |
when 0fhoer Henry Smith took
in custody. He had a h.hlll
Judge Cum Minis his morning, Y
held 10 Z 100 bail lor his spPshI
court.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
A,tne opera House

The Bennett s. Moallon 1 oemsJ N
Company presented re '',S Di' 4
terdsy sfterpoou 70 a iiit ',..a ..1
epoe. "Fa,in.,z4" Was g'ss VA
evening before Au ~ II nes sa,Yi as1
nearly ever seat. 'FfA o'.'"'
To repeated this tyit i's ,I,u
GA Monday and Tuy'tsS ~ /
thrilling emc'. Is ofal, l.n,,d
"rne MARTY, viii be r Tu'ss NJ,
poy 10 Company on /. In.Sl.u,l,,.l, MN,
Win hanceou.e ard spPf'p''
tunes and appointi1tn.. . u.t
Oa Thursday night .a',I . Ii
Days will appear sto III, s..Ii,,, 4
fr- heir latest comicsi'"
DOWN"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Trssi ic End OF Cot ~ E,cApaas.

ST. JusRrH, Mo, November 2-On
last Sunday morning two couples ar
riyed at the u lion Dep,t on the train
frc IN Atchison One OF the men went to
a livery stable aud procured double rig,
while the othrr one remained with the
ladies In TIE depot wal ing roo n. When
the carriage arrived all Of them got In
and dove oil at rapid rate. They
dove over on the east side OF town and
started down Cha les stree. At Eighth
and harles siree's the horse' became
frightened aud ran at full sped and one
OF the horses thied, knocki < the car
riage against a lamp post and throwing
out an the occupants. IL was impossiuie
to learn She names OF all the perto az
they refused to give their names. one
OF tie women, named Watson, had hei
head badly injured aud six teeth were
klucked cut The other woman, who
gave her name as Minnie but would cay
nothing more, had six ribs broken ant
was otherwise huit. One OF the men
who said his name was Hasktps, wa
thrown headlong against the lamp posi-
breaku q his law and MASKING his nose
The other man was but slightly wounded
He refused to give any OF their namet
saying that they we're all well known !
Alchison and Ii the fa ts became noise
about 1t would ruin them. The peopl
were all extremely well dressed. Thu
the aiflir was wr. pped In mystery.
Yesterday afternoon one OF the wome
died, but before death she asked for
minister and made q confession, givln
: her name as Mrs. Minnie Moriiso
Thea came news from Atchison while
stowed.tha the four persons were W.Vs
Doren, cashier tor Howell & Jewett, lun
! Der dealer; @ A. Dascomb, 'raveiir
sales man Tor the "a me firm; Mrs. MINI
Morrison, wife OF W. II. M.rrison, I =
dealer, aud Miss Ida LeApson, daugEt
of J. j. Leapson, tailor. Mrs MOT
sen Is the ole who died. Mics Lsapst
will recover. but her face will be bad
dirfgure1.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
-Four Months for Mau.ls..|

Andrew Fsnner, whose
hairs brushed his ben.
raised his trembling form bsi,
Arnold In the Qlarter sssIo1
Philsdelphia. yesterday, and q
plea Of mansisughter for the h
nis wife. The old mao /. put
his wife, Ellen, lived In a ro,r
Carpenter street. The woman
IS years OF age, was Q ha,d dripI
NJ times made II very uupIs
her weak old husband. Ga ,hs
July last, che threw q cupiul n
or water over him, when hs
upon her and pushed be. dosp|
Tne injuries tha, she received 4
IN bsr Death ut the Pennsyly,a|
pital.
Distriot Attorney Graham 10,
ing the plea, said that tbs p,!sol
weak and old and near toe %,
life, and that under the cirruuI
he thought IL WAS proper 10,
conjunction with the counsel ior
man, TO aek the court 10 be me
passing sentence. Fepner hN
jai, sinc the l7th OF July, 40
said the prison phy slclan said b
die II confined much longer.
Arnold sentenced him TO four
Imprisonment, dating from hi,
III mept.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
o,Bien and mandevllie In jail.

CORK, Nov. 2.-Mr. William O'Brien
Ard Mr.. Vaudeville, who are under SEN
teuee for using sedlLious language at
rnt teting 1t M.tchellstoSn, were quiet
removed fro N the Jail here at hve o'clock
this morning and taken away in a special
train. Ii is supposed they are 10 be
y.la,pd in prison Ia D1blln. The news OF
their removal was not known to the peo :
Ole of Cork until ten o'clock. 1t caused
tremendous excitement.
DUBLIN, W MIR. O'Brien has been
Lodge d in the IL at Tullamore fifty miles
from Dublin. Mr.. Vaudeville was also
taken 70 Tullamore jail A strong es
cort OF police accompanied the prisoners
IN Lhe train from Cork. Both prisoners
wore their us oal clothes.
The Irish Prison Board has directed
that Mr.. O'Brien shall wear the prison
uniform aud be treated in every way ae
an ordinary prisoner.
II is believed that Mr.. O'BTien was re
moved from the Cork jail in order to rre
vent the Mayor of Cork from visiting hin
dolly 10 "a Cfiicial capacity and maktul
ofi!cial rzpcrts corcer ing his colciIion
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Fifth EDIrI
A Woman In na,

u, Ah In a Black 4
HUNTINGTON. Nov -
o. more 3 biscK .ey ed ,or,
D au'iiul form aud fsos' 'uua NV!
been seen near the hlvh".,N
GERS atLiok forest Of ~
near the village OF NIobo%,. al
one one approached her She S a.,
thioket without a vo,a ust
long black cloak, wS;o,S
closely about her form ',ua sa.
tune keeps her facs soNo.. Suu
OF the rustic swans 49,
have met the stranger. ',si W.
nounced her besuty un.U @
that of any village m.iS.' uItc
aged men who have been .
TO in serview the mystrriou,
returned with the same =,
repelltd their advance, !.
away ~ sooD ~ che was a."
oniy once was she krovn
any one, and that WAS y.s,.
girl OF 10 years passed % any,
lolely road. The maidsn ssy
little one and fordly oa,. !,
halt IN hour, tellisg her M
OF being alone in the ,c
wicked men, which soris. N
not remember distinctly .no ~
peat In detail. This tnornis S
ter. the old stage driver on
inatou road, noticed tho !,
the fence. 6he VA bs,h,r
In . pool Of water, ard q, m
her long black hair feel belo,
She appeared to be abopt
age, and Potter ssya hal A
like alabaster. He stopn, 4
and cal cd to her, but shs Il i,
up her cloak and var Cd /,
brush. How the girl lives /
fnds shelter 1t night Is uni
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Another Contest lo.night.

To.uight Jack DrmpseS, tue casui
pian raiddls weight OF tbs WHO, VIII
meet Dannsy K7l!eher. OF fart N Gu,
IN aud, In scientific, fonr rtona ". We
utest az the Grand Gel Lt:si heu'fe'
T le Stanton Sisttr RS Comsdy Son npahy
VIII slso sprear aud Five q n'el o'nse
petf9i The general aOAi1sIo"
VII Le bat 2s c5rts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
2. 2. P!oc:o7's Academy Of Music.

TGlgs.av, Fritgy snd Saturday, Nov, Q, 4
a-d S, trldsy and saturday m9tinees. Ihn
d's:!EgrlateG e )tiona astrss, N Isis ALA
GGaI. !hu sdsy evening, "t asst ynne."
| triisy ever Ing, Camille Sa u day
! evening, "lltvsF witt friday ard Sat-
uIdsy mat'rse5, ".Rss Lynne.
| 3trss rights, eSntaenttlig Monday Eov.
f,SsCta. MsiiIess, / nss1Sy and Wodnes-
I.C5e:sS, "a NuaT orr"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
l,eolure.

R.v Jacob Todd, o. O.. G;sss 's,.s,,'
Church, will deliver his i1p I,sl,al
tied "jaunting through 81. ,'s s,ss|
Uoion M. Z Church 'n,s .as,l lad
MS is' conn nu muuIty as an eIossss'l'i I, nj II
that the church shou q os :, i'd
tses ssis occasion. DOC rns prl's sha ., a. a. [
is ts:s Is cents. Issll lls",,,ss 60 sSC ! ~ 30
nisntiy do go, and cSa'ilUas,ip, con .sms ,ip,
n,G to q good csuss 20 :: The .s%u,sd sa,us |,
thew viii be both
a+yucted,